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Decorah-posten., 1887-06-29
ON Wtelf.

Menneifers iuauellom 0prs Melf er
en- 8lunoins al 8uno, Scot, Gssebuioes
itof, Melfeiuffer % Saite, builfe Ses
%ltanboele pnrierer b~etpoeligt i be for.
lfiellise 9prs Melf, ia, ielu bos ct os
famine 9pr er Melfen iOrlfjeaig til for
IfieIise Siber, unberfaite, en- eller anben
SuoflpOelie. 9enne &jenosaiernins er
npf til at aopare MOB ytpbelie at Wtelf
/ 5jpiet eller umiboelbart fra aoen.
Melfen bps De bpibe auinoer er anleet
lpm normal Melf. Welfen bus be forte
auinoer rigere paa 5eot p9 Wtelfeiuifer
% itaar / laa SeIeenoe nGrmeit 8ieoez
melf. 5aaremelf er al ale bruselise
8Drmelfelurter rigeIt paa faite Beltanoz
oele, Melfen al copper ben fattisite Der
imoo er be9sc oisie Slass Melt mesei
rig paa Suffer.
s Senieenoe til Soreoieli9beo for
Ssrn itaar gGielmelf nGrmeIt Wtpberz
melfen. foroi ben bar meset tibet al
Siteitof, Tom er laa tungt at iproeie.
Mien til bet oaslise 8eboO er BET alises
Def al mango @runbe &ontelten, lonl
anuenoes. Som 2ecutpen6od iprlt /
1897 opoaseoe, beitaor buer 9raabe
Mtelf al en- itur WGnsoe lmaa @u9ler
al forIfieais Stprrelie. @iennem FORT
latte mitroifopiite unberigselier bar man
pgida iunoet tili9loise 9ili9tninser /
Melfen, iaalom Blob, Gbber os @i9rs
inssitoi. Sisie transportable Spsz
bOmsipirer fan usiaa %unosau ben nitro
ifOpiite 5orifning.
VI Mtelf, O9iaa ben bebite, bliper,
ltaar ben er uperlabt tit Zig ielp, fur, ba
8j9rIpirer, iom bells allereoe er fommet
| Mtelfen / Yoeret, oels fommer / ben
ueo pet'es urenlisbeb % bells aiennem
2uften, briuser Welfeiufteret til at aaa
ouer | Wtelfeipre itrir efter M%elfninsen.
0esnoen inoiuser Melfen besierlis @as
ira ben omsiuenoe 2uft, os man peb, at
ira Weierier, buor Der bar ubbruot
Sfarla9ensfeber eaer 9pfuS, blep Smits
teItOifet sjennem Welfen brast IND i
&on lumenternes Suie. Melfens femilfe
SeItanooele, iiRr bens betpoelise Sub
bolo al s@ssebuibe, sjer ben til ct for
trinlis lfIftet Grnarinssmiobel for en-.
buer lepenoe ORGANISING.
Oeite tror M YroiesiDr Sorblet /
Ntlnten at funne afbjelpe berpeo, at
ban laoer Melfen pua bermetilt lutfebe
5lal'er tose femti Minutter, % iaa
fsrlt aabner 5laiferne, ibetiamme Melz
ten ltal bruses. Man tenfer berpeb
naturllsu,s nGrmeit paa Smaabsrn Tom
nlaa Hates op". Eroiesior Sorblet
|tDtter Zig enbuioere til be unoerIsael=
Ter, iom er siorte al Sitter i 9oubon.
Der oil buue uoiunoet, at aumelfen er
rem, iaalanse ben er i gperet. Man
taser Welfen %iaainart Tom mulist efier
9feltn'nsen, Os eiterat ben er iortpnoet
! 6Orbolo til Sarnets sIlosr, os iplber
ben paa SLATER, Der rammer $50 @ram.
Decorah-posten., 1887-06-29

Clara it be, Dolly, that y"
are to marry Mr.. Smith, after sayIn!
to me 50 repeatedly that you copll
not endure him? Dolly The tFutl
is, Clara, dear, that until heard thai
his aunt had died, leaving him
fortune, | was deceived in my oTn
feelings toward him.
Decorah-posten., 1887-06-29
WelbDnrn'S YeiGituina.

WltIUUUrW . VtIWNWIHJ. NTT
Navy and Army Gazette ital SN
Melbourne I'LL forlpnes meo Illolnn
oise 8efaitninssuerier i moOerne Gil
Den belle SeiGitnin9splan ~ioreli9s'
iulbt iGrois ubarbeloet pg nnlesS for Q
pGre uomRrtet / enbuer 9enieenoe Q
iuloitenois lparenoe til 9tullners J0y
orinser.
Decorah-posten., 1887-06-29

WOrib @ngncr, en- berOInl l'
@eO9rai, Naturiorlfer os NIrl'ars''''''
ifj5o Jig iioitleben Site W'al ! Ell S'N'
al "a Nar.
Decorah-posten., 1887-06-29
Nra @aibtmgton.

Slaabeminiiter @bitnep aster at at
Tfebiae en- Def Del al bet gdmle Eerio.
male peo 8esierinsens Stibsbpsserier.
9 oct minoite bar ban ubtalt ii9 tpbeli9
Der on | ct Srep til en- Golitifer | Nem
Seriep, ipm hapbe annobet BAN ON al
sieninbiatte en- aiiteoiget Setient. s
bette Sreu tiger ban bl. a.: Gn9aaenbe
Sr..... er bet fun npopenoist at iise,
at bans Sitting ~aniaaes for at bore
pper1sbis. Der or beler life uon9unt
nusen i bans Steo. Seq bible bog life
oRre aloeles opristis, buis ies life til
fsiebe, at psiaa andre @runoe bar be-
pG9et mig til at inofere en- bel Gel 6ors
anoriueer peo Stibsbpsserierne, ps
bisie Seurg9runbe bar mllisens osiaa
biora9et til nRuute 8etjetotS afifebiz
selie Mtin TO dari9e @rfdrin9 iom
5laaoeminiiter bar for l9n9e lioen puers
beuiit mig on, at en- 9runoig 6oranbrina
/ SfibSbpgserierne uiloe bore al flor
Spite for Reajeriusen. Oct CT uloeles
u%Uburroigt, at Der / Sfibs5psserierne
er nj iOrretninssmasiis Orben os rem
9uit; be 8etjente, iom bar pGret an
latte / lang 9io ueo Sfibsbpsserierne,
bar cn ifaoeliS SnoHpoelie % iOrpeiter
2uiteu, iaa bet gtpe % @Obe life fan
tribes.
Decorah-posten., 1887-06-29

8rcIioent @leuelano bar unoerte9net
en- &oittrnf1nt mellem be Spreneoe Sta
ter o9 Wtcricu. Sfol9e benne ian ale
Soger, ION fan beiprores sjennem go
item Oct enc 2ano oslua beiorbreS sjenz
nem oct unoet. llnbta9et berfra er bog ;
Rafter, Der ueier mere emo fire Yurb %
6 Inner (unotaset fra Gegelen er enfelie
Bigger, hpoenoe @jenitanoe, @iftitofie,
letantGnoelise Eager, ieota9ti9e Cub
~itanier eIler %iuuoanne, ium imelter let,
leuenbe euer bpoe 8pr, Sniefter, Sep
tiler, Sutfertei, 5rlst, @%rgnla9er, TOM
beoGroes bnrtig, ale SubitanIer, iom
bar en- ubeba9elis 2ust, 2Otteri=9i det
eIer GirculGrer os ale Irtifler, lom
paa Ell eler anoen Waaoe funoe beifas
bige eIer p~belGsse be purise Ypitiaser
us tilfgie Setientene Staoe. 5pr at
icrbinore Smuggling sjenuem Yolten,
naa ale Yoitiaser, unotasen Sreue,
unoerieses peo @ranolen, bps maa
bette ife meb ben ltprIt mulise !Surtis-
beb, % YUiten mao altib ~befprbres ouer
ben ~torteite % bnrti9ite Gei. Yortoen
lful life pGre minbre enc ben at ben al
minoeli9e Yoitforenins fpreltreoue.
Decorah-posten., 1887-06-29

ersSenator ban @pd fra 0abraIfa,
lom | 1T Ofientlise Sip let life bar bort.
DOilet 2anoets Yense, bar rettet en- Girl
belle til Observation-Disclosures % Sen,
honsoepartementet, bUuri ban fremiat.
ter p'stlse @ruuoe for, at YenIioner til
enter Os Sprn eiter Solbater burbe no.
eetnles benz ira ben Dag Solbaten bpoe
% life lOm biptil fra ben 2io, be ino.
1enoie lin anirsnins ON Yenfon. 8
Oct mlno'te buroe oenne Orbnins sialo,
De 2iliGloe, bpor Solbateu aIeree,
bar penlioneret. Der sioes insen @runb
boOrIor Der ital inbtrebe en- NibrpbelI
Beialinsen Of iuaban Iemiiou. inbti
enfen eller Ssrnene bar inoienbt be-
npoOenbise Gnissnins.
Decorah-posten., 1887-06-29

SuititSminiiteren % Snbenrigsminiz
iteren bar MI unber Sperpeielie DC laaz
talbte 8ouli9np.S crips. Wens 9ouis
iiana bar franif, GAP ben frantic &esie=
ring Sobn 6. Bpuli9np $4,000 Icrea
2anb, lom ~eiterat bette @ebet bar al
itaaet til De 6ureneoe Siater, bleu tasei
Seiibbelie al uur &esierins os iolsi
iom unoet pifentlist 9ano. Otter mango
mislp'troe 6prips lpfteoes oct Grpln=
9erne at laa ben 39te &onares til al
peotaee en- 2pp, iom bempnoigebe GIT
oenrissminiitereu til at siuc Srpinaerne
Mnplsntng paa $4,000 Ncres Reaie
rinsslnno, men nGite aonsres opbapeoe
oente SOp. I~rpin9erne panitaar MI,
at en- Srnares life fan opbeue lin Ssurs
changers S%nnolin9er, % be iorlanser
Gienopmsret til oenne 9anoitrGfnina.
Decorah-posten., 1887-06-29

Zen omerifanife MiniIters ReIibeui
Eratt | 3Cberolt, Yeriien, bar / iin Sno.
beretnln9 til lloenrissbepartementei
benleoet bets SpmGrtIpmbeo paa ct al
ameritanIte 6irmaer uotalt Gnfe ON,
at tr9ne | nGrmere SanbelsIprbinoelie
nteo YerIiCn. 0a Der enouu life er no
get amerlfanit SanSel8bus / 9e6eran.
nnbeIaler ban, at De amerifanIte Sabris
tallter eler 8urretninssiulf, ipm pil
brine 0anoel meo &erIien, beriteos laber
ll9 reprel utere reo Iaenter, Iun fan
oareiase oeres SntereSier. San trpr,
at EN- meo Suoiist lebet Sanbelsiorbin-
belle meo Beriien oil blipe lsnneube,
T1Gr bois Den iuolfran.er fla til sSerus
oarer, S!letl9oer, 3apeter, It9rft Soms
%ulosaorn, bili8e Spmaitiner % almins
beige OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1887-10-27
Ii ENRY RITZMANN,
M erchant Tailor.
GRAND RAPIDS, WISCONSIN.

1t will pay you to call at FL. Ritzman's
and examine the finest and largest stock
OF goods for gentlemen wear ever i'm
ported to this city, embracing the latest
novelties. Now is the time to order q
Fall and Winter suit and overcoat
A good fit, frst-class work, and lowest
prices are always guaranteed.
CHAS. BRIERE S BUILDING,
WHERE HE STANDS READY
To fill All Orders on Short Notice
in the latest styles and fashions.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1887-10-27
HON. M. A. HURLEY.
Brief Sketch of the Man for Whom
Hurley was Named.

M. A. Hurley is a prominent
Wisconsin attorney. He resides
at Wausau, and has been promin-
emily identified with the history OIL
Northern Wisconsin during the
past thirty years. The mining
town Of Hurley, on the Gogebic
range, was named in honor of Mr.
Hurley, the circumstances Of his
connection with the mining district
being of somewhat peculiar
nature. In 1881 the law firm Of
Hurley & Silverthorn was retained
by Capt N. d. Moore to clear up
the title to the lands on the iron
range now owned by the Northern
Chief Iron Company, which in
cludes the present site of the city
Of Hurley and the lands on which
several good mines are located
The lands which had been previ-
ously owned by Capt. Moore, had
been sold for non-payment of taxes
tax deeds having been issued
thereon to John Comstock, and
the statute of limitation having ex-
pired on the deeds. The litigation
was sharpely contested through al
the courts of the state, and though
the odds appeared to be greatly
against Mr.. Hurley's firm, the de-
cision was finally in his favor
During the litigation the late S. S
Vaughn, of falkland, who with
other parties was largely interested
in the matter with Capt. Moore
promised Mr.. Hurley that if he
succeeded in securing title to the
lands clear Of the tax deeds, he
would name town after him to be
located on these lands. After q
litigation of about twenty-sever
months Silverthorn & Hurley pro-
cured a clear title, and when the
Northern Chief Iron Company
was organized Mr.. Vaughn kept
his promise by naming the new
town Hurley.
Mr.. Hurley is a very pleasant
man in his relations with friends
and cquaintance s. He is
urbane in manner and interesting
in conversation, making his com
panions feel we'll acquainted with
him in very short time Mr.
Hurley is a member of the State
board Of examiners of candidate:
for admission to the bar of Wis
consin. which board was createe
by an act of the legislature of 1885
He came to Wisconsin in the fal
of 1856. After earning money
and getting an education, he studi
ed law, went to Wausau in the fal
of 1873, and entered into the prac
tice of law with Hon. w. c. Silver.
thorn Mil. Reporter.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1887-10-27

really writing of himself under condi-
tons and circumstances.
The grand power of this vast cataract
is very apparent to fresh visitor and
he at once feels that a great waste
continually goes on. A short study at
oncee shows the difficulty which lies
wholly in not being able to control it.
Wild water power is of no more use
than wild horses, both t. be of use must
bedirectly under control. Water to be of
use as power must be capable of being
shut off and applied at will. The power
could be used by cutting channels in
which the water would be controlled,
then use the various kind of water
wheels for mills situated close to the
banks. Another plan could be utilized
by using turbine wheels and conducting
the power off to distance in the form
of an electric current or through long
tubes as compressed air. The difficulty
found in the electric current is that
the current loses in power the longer
the wire. The loss of power at long
distance would be so great that it would
not pay. The difficulty with compressed
air would be the expense. The tubes
to conduct the compressed air would
have to be very thick and friction would
also cause great loss of power in long
distances. IG has been reported that
the citizens of Buffalo are considering
the propriety of offering 100000 reward
to anyone who will utilizein the best
paying manner, the waters of the
Niagara Falls. The time of it's useful
ness is sure to come. 1t has run wild
since the memory of man with unlimit-
ed power and waste. Capital alone will
stimulate men to invest machinery and
plans to utilize it's forces.
The Falls and surroundings are not
very rich in history. Many adventures
have lost their lives by accident or
criminal boldness Webb the swimmer
to whom the Prince of Wales gave
S25, 900 for swimming the English chan
mel, lost his life. Abbot the hermit of
the Falls was drowned apparently while
bathing. The battle of Lundy's Lane
occurred near the Falls. Walking ropes
stretched across the gorge below the
Falls has been common with similar
exploits.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1887-10-27
Grand Rapids Wis.

If you need a new chimney, veil
thing, or drainage pipe call at the
REPORTER office and see samples and get
prices.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1887-10-27

The WooD COUNTY REPORTER is In
favor of Robert Lincoln for president,
Geo. c. Ginty for governor, and Geo. r.
Gardner for Congress. The Ninth
District would pass that ticket to the
front in hurry. Boys of the Press in
the Ninth, how does it suit you?
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1887-10-27

Mr.. Harry Burt was visitor at this
office the past week and exhibited one
of the badges captured by his Company
in the Chicago competitive drill. 1t is
beauty and he is justly proud of it.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-10-29

AMONG the ways and means within
reach for the betterment of the con-
dition OF the common people" after
all, perhaps none are so potent as the
election of honest men to office. The
strong, clean Democratic administer :
ton of Grover Cleveland has restored
to the public domain S1,S24,4S1 q es
of land which had been corrupuy
bargained away to corporations; and
the sales of public lands the psst ye''
have amounted to 25,S5S, 03S &C,
which is S,7G3,474 sc.es IRE an
1886, and the receipts were $S,247,1 IL.
greater.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-10-29

grade and demoralixe. A few days ago
a woman was arrsigned before judge
of ono of our city courts on charge
Of vagrancy. A tcar-bcdimmed face
and grieved and sorrowful codnte-
nance told plainly that she was not
one of the hardened wretches who
are so frequently arraigned there; and
on her declaration that she was mar
ried and hal preceded her husband
hero, shc was released; but another
complaint was made against he'
her by an officer. Again tears trickled
down her face. and on the suggestion
OF a bystnnder to he officer that he
must have been mistaken that til"
woman might have been sick rather
than drunk that Il was much better
to err in favor of rather than against
the unfortunate woman, he withdrew
the complaint and she was allowed to
90 Tree again. No doubt. it is oft the
case that the courts make criminals OF
innocent but unfor innate people.
The suggestions Of the Ball cor
respondent are sensible and timely
and the HERALD would add sugges-
ton that the warrant law be modified
or that its executors ieau more often
to the side of mercy. The third or
fourth ofiense is time enough to in
inflict the penalty.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-10-29

SOME of the anti-prohibition papers
anxious to make themselves dlsth'
guished advocates of winning cause,
continue TO set up straws just to
bravely knock them down. The lates'
is their defense of so-called attacks OH
Jefferson Davis by prohibition south
ern democratic papers. The HERALD
exchanges with large number OF
the latter class, and so far has seen no
defamation OF jeff Davis because OF
lis utterances OH prohibition.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-10-29

The Globe-Democra heads it's M,
cor, (Georgia) correspondence, Of the
26th inst as follows: JEFF ID Wis
Smoldering Fires OF Secession re"rod
Into Flame at Macon-Scenes Never
Witnessed Since the Battle of Apo
mattox-The Stars and Stripes Tramp
led Upon While the Heavens Wept-
Review of the Ex-Confederates by
Their Hoary-H Headed Chief-The
Stars and Bars the Only Flag in
Sight" When the headline writer
had concluded his effort and lighted
his old clay pipe and the office cat
curved bis spinal column in front of
the "smoldering" stove, and the
electric light cast its Pickering glare
athwart the face of the old clock
whose tired hands marked the hour
of $50 a. m, the spirit of the long-de-
parted Annanias slowly matcrialized
at the corner of the table and said I:
my young countryman, from the bot
tom OF my heart congrat ulate you.
| am proud to know that the spirit of
your long departed father sill dwells
in all its fullness in your breast.
Ohio is now safe. The idiots will
again rally TO man under the folds
of the ensanguined garment and our
worthy brother Foraker will trump !"
Then Annanias silently departed to
his own country, to await the coming
of the editorial staff OF the GID.
where banquet of bsrbecued mea' =
and all kinds OF hot beverages will ts
served.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-10-29

WASHINGTON correspondents claim
it is pretty we'll settled that COL Roger
O. Mills will be made chairman OF the
Ways and Means committee. III 'his
be true, we may expect some lively
tariff talk during the next session VI
congress.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-10-29

New YORK journalism is toning up,
The Sun calls the editor of t g World
a scoundrel and the World calls the
editor of the Sun liar and contempti-
bic scoundrel. Both papers are gen
erally regarded as perfectly reliable.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-10-29
congress.

~WHILE the lamp holds out to burn
there is still a chance for mis- satanic
majesty to lose his own. Ex-Carpe
ag-Governor ID. ii. Chamberlain,
wbilom of South Carolina, is now a
New York lawyer and full fledged
democrat.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-10-29
Worth Knowing.

Mr.. W. II. Morgan, merchant, Lake
City, Fla, Was taken with a severe
cod, attended with distressing
cough and running into consumption
in its first stages. He tried many So
called popular cough remedies and
steadily grew worse. Was reduced in
flesh, had difficulty in breathing and
was unable to sleep. Finally Tried
DIR Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption and found immediate relief,
and after using about n half dozen
bottles found himself well and has
had no return of the disease. No
other remedy can show so grand a
record Of cures as DR.. Kings New
Discovery Tor Consumption. Guarsn-
teed to do just what is claimed for t..
Trial bottle free al W. H. Howell ~
Bros drug store.
The black and req puzzle given to
every customer at the Arcade store
is equal 10 the great fifteen puzzle
that married The brains OF the whole
country. Get one. They are give to
every customer.
Buckwheat, roasted cofiees, canned goods
mackerel, behring's, apple butter, fresh
crackers, ETC., at Bouche's ss4 Main street
Every visitor to Dallas should lake
home black and red ,uzzle they are
given free to every customer at the
Arcade store, 83S and $40 Elm street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-10-29
saturday, October 20. 1887.

TWO ladies will be candidates for
State Librarian before the Kentucky
legislature. The balloting Will DO
governed by the latest style and the
weight of a feather may turn the scale
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-10-29

Fifty thousand pounds sterling
(good English money! would not give
the pleasure to any family that one of
those Sterling pianos" In Alcott &
Mayncr's exhibit In Exposition Hall
does. Don't fail TO visit their space
Ard have the manager play for you, or
you can try them yourself
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-10-29

Passengers for Tyler. Troupe, oveiton
Jacksonville, Palestine Crockett, Hunts
willie and other points on the |. Il G. N. X.
r., via Mineola, take the special Missouri
Pacific train, leaving Dallas at 1875 a. m.
l,rrinu iha fair
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-10-29

A. Il. Bouche, the Main street grocer, has
lust added splendid refrigerator, In which
he has always the freshest country butter,
eggs and fresh Fleischman's yeast which is
kent as cold as can be.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-10-29

All ~, eding, whether from the lungs,
stomach, nose or Piles, is relieved by
Ponds Extract. Trade mark outside each
bottle or buff wrapper.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-10-29

Don't say that there are no cheap lots
left in Dallas; but call around and lei
Richardson & Miller, show you those
elegant residence lots in the choicest
neighbOrhood III the city, only one
bleck from street cars Now mark the
price. Only $500 per lot. One-halt
cash, balance on long time. Richard
son & Miller, Real Estate Brokers, 1909
Sycamore street. Dallas. Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-10-29
A Boy Wanted

70 carry a horseback route on HER.
AID. Apply at this office.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-10-29
The Fischer Piano,

The Oldest piano on the American
continent. Have proved their merits
in durability, touch. tone and finish
for n half century. They use nothing
but the very finest malable iron in
their bed plates, the finest obtainable
mat erial in all of their actions and in
TACT spare no time or money in making
their pianos rank with THE BEST.
Buy one OH the instsllment plan from
Will A. Watkin Il Co.. sole agents,
Dallas.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1887-05-14
LAND OFFICE. New ORLEANS, La, !
April z. 1887. {
Land Office, New Orleans, La,
April Is. 1887.

Land Office. New Orleans, La.,
April Is. 1887.
Notice is hereby given that the I How.
ing named settler hrs fled notice OF lis
intention 10 make final proof in mn.
port Of his claim, al.sl that sail proof
Kill DE made before the Judge or in his
absen &c the Clerk OF the District Court.
At C~ovington, La, on Monday. June
6, 1887, viz:
PETER GALLOWAY.
Who made hons steai entry No. a6aS,
for the northwes: quarter Of the south.
west quarter Of section Is. north half
Of the southeast quarter. and the sonth-
east quarter Of the southeast quarter
Of section %, township z, south range
l3 east, y. ifeisaG meridian.
tie names b following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation OF said land, viz:
Jacob Lloyd, William Tailey, Levi
Grow and James Galloway. all OF
st. Tamiaany parish. La.
a.'23 ct lMos. J. BurI.Ee Register.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1887-05-14
Valuab Property fol-
Sale.

The foll'wins described property il
offered too safe:
IN WASHINGTON PARISH.
$40 acres OF land, knewr - "a. III
'aiisoun tract. IN the fusa s'itsp river.
near The Military road.
-32u acres OF land, With tie is.;,r.vs.
ments thereon, known q. tie Il. tsr vii.
son tract. On the Pearl Rive, RIAL.
--srD tless 81 acres Of lan,.. La,.p "a
the Holten tnct. well timbes.J, a.ii.,in-
ing P~ass,nar'x Mill.
Lea Acres of land, moro or less. all
joining III ridge MAseo's place. GA the
Bogaa tshttsn.
IN ST. TAMMANY PARISH.
-1cl acres Of lanl ON tho r~chnfarcta
river, known a. the Snyder traet:
so ceres nj land on H.. 1ch.fnncs.s
river. known as the Sam Brown tract.
-one haase and lot in ttamlssiua.
-AI"nt hive squares Of ground in the
forks nj s;a, on Castaing.
-one slnare OF ground ia Nanle-
vile.
live lots "f ground. anil tl.e ia,-
pr"veinenss thereon. known M ii.e &, n
rad Spring i,oaS-. in Covirsf.n.
tine lot ut ground and IT," improve
me";s thereon, known ss the ALrmm
Penn hens-. in C.,yiDgton.
q store Luilding and warehouse.
IN Columbia street. in Covinstvp.
known as he oil Hornsby place.
fine Pi,no and Organ.
Two horses and one iusgy.
For fnrther information. apply 10 or
address. J. r. SNlrH.
tcrisstin. Ia.